Someone needs to teach me this trick of buying pizza with the pizza's own money.
"Dominoes hates this one weird trick."
Never have I acquired a bit of head canon so quickly and permanently.
I think that's just how every Rust developer learns Rust.
Nope. But that's also not as big a deal as a lot of folks make it.
Also, he's far from the only important(?) historical(?) figure we can't prove ever existed.
List of versions (stable, LTS, unstable etc) of major distributions from fastest to slowest updates?
Here too. Weird.
You could base a whole Mouse Gard campaign around this image.
(Disclaimer: I've never played Mouse Gard.)
As soon as the front tire gets 1/4" deep in salt water, the entire truck just turns instantly to solid rust.
Yes! It could be like Assassin's Creed where most of the story takes place in Civilization, but then there are interludes that take place in the modern world.
And why not chew it off?
Last time I had sushi (about a week ago), I tried a place I'd never tried before. I ordered some sashimi and they were huge. If I'd eaten those in one bite each, it would have been like that game "chubby bunny". But then again I don't really know how authentic this particular sushi place was. Tasted great, though.
Someone needs to bundle up that network misconfiguration and put it on Steam as an indie game.
What would you think of a show with basically the same premise superficially but it also just constantly and blatantly ridicules the flat earthers?
This was on the Netflix login page until pretty recently. I can't be the only one who thought it was unintentionally... suggestive, right?
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I'm not sure why this has anything to do with FOSS per se. Proprietary software can theoretically be used by people the intellectual property owners hate as well.
I'm guessing you're thinking about it from a FOSS point of view because FOSS authors tend to be ideologically inclined toward making FOSS and perhaps think they're selflessly making the world a better place whereas proprietary software is made exclusively for money. (Not that FOSS can't be made for money.)
But, speaking for myself, a lot of bad actors just straight up blatantly violate FOSS licenses. I wish it wasn't that way, but it is. (Maybe the court case SFC v. Visio will make a difference. We'll have to see.) But it's not going to do the world any good to deprive the world of your contributions because some assholes will disregard your license.
I suppose it could theoretically make a difference if you used a license that called certain companies out by name, but a) then again maybe it actually wouldn't make a difference (they might just blatantly violate the license still) and b) you can't really anticipate all the companies that are assholes at the time you write the license. If your FOSS software actually has a nontrivial user base, somebody somewhere who you don't like is going to use your license some day and there really isn't anything you can do about it.
But I still see releasing your code under FOSS licenses as a big fuck-you to asshole companies. It subverts the whole capitalist foundation on which they stand. It denies them the full ability to own it.
And copyleft licenses do that better than so-called "permissive" licenses.
Be gay, do crime, write FOSS, donate to the SFC.